Release Date : Dec 06, 2013
Artists (Cast) : Shahid Kapoor, Sonakshi Sinha, Sonu Sood, Asrani, Ashish Vidhyarthi, Mukul Dev
Producer : Sunil Lulla, Viki Rajani
Director : Prabhu Dheva
Genre : Action
'R...Rajkumar' Movie Review
Romeo Rajkumar arrives himself in an uncivilized village legislated by two warring gatherings Parmar (Aashish Vidhyarthi) and Shivraj (Sonu Sood) who are at loggerheads over consuming the business of pills. Rajkumar begins working for Shivraj however as the Romeo-Juliet-isq destiny might have it, he falls for Chanda (Sonakshi Sinha), sister of Parmar, who is likewise eyed upon by his own particular manager Shivraj. How he battles essentially with the whole village for the fondness of his existence is the thing that completes whatever remains of the plot.
Recipe movies have dependably been Prabhu Dheva's region of investment yet his interest takes a quite dull turn as he evacuates all masala of his past movies and stuffs it in R...rajkumar. The motion picture kickstarts with a high-octane movement succession pressed with ear-part foundation score and you know you've arrived yourself into a boisterous, brash film. You are not wrong, for R...rajkumar is simply that!
The components of the film right from the clash to affection to the dramatization and the activity even are quite foreseeable and you only slump in your seat vulnerably holding up for it to unfurl onscreen. What's more awful is that while Dheva might sprinkler Southern masalas in his earlier movies, this time around he overcooks the juices with intemperate droll parody, activity that is exceedingly fantastic and sentiment that is just uproarious and unappealing.
The primary 50% of the film still has its minute with a portion of the jokes truly tickling your interesting bones yet you truly wish the film finished at that for what accompanies all around the second half is only horrifying strike on your faculties. The motion picture pointlessly drags in the second half and touches the most minimal pits of vapidity.
It's an amazing compassion to see Shahid Kapoor putting all his exertions into a dull film. His hardwork might be seen with the gigantic moving that he does in all the numbers and additionally devises a workable plan to set up an exemplary execution. Fault is on the script for not doing equity to the performing artist. Shahid resembles a complete nonconformist, what with his physique sort, bashing up incalculable individuals to mash. This sort is simply not implied for him.
Sonakshi Sinha once more takes her prop position in the film and regardless of having a part this time neglects to please. The performer truly needs to shed the abundance things she has been gladly displaying and study a couple of a bigger number of declarations than just cheerful and testy.
Whatever remains of the throws incorporating any semblance of Sonu Sood, Aashish Vidyarthi, Asrani ham without bounds, surmise on the producer's course. Mukul Dev then again takes advantage of his character-outline and really is credited with a percentage of the laugable stiflers.
To entirety it up, R..Rajkumar is one of the weakest works of Prabhu Dheva and an exceptionally trite and exhausting movement sentiment.
Rating : *
Artists (Cast) : Shahid Kapoor, Sonakshi Sinha, Sonu Sood, Asrani, Ashish Vidhyarthi, Mukul Dev
Producer : Sunil Lulla, Viki Rajani
Director : Prabhu Dheva
Genre : Action
'R...Rajkumar' Movie Review
Romeo Rajkumar arrives himself in an uncivilized village legislated by two warring gatherings Parmar (Aashish Vidhyarthi) and Shivraj (Sonu Sood) who are at loggerheads over consuming the business of pills. Rajkumar begins working for Shivraj however as the Romeo-Juliet-isq destiny might have it, he falls for Chanda (Sonakshi Sinha), sister of Parmar, who is likewise eyed upon by his own particular manager Shivraj. How he battles essentially with the whole village for the fondness of his existence is the thing that completes whatever remains of the plot.
Recipe movies have dependably been Prabhu Dheva's region of investment yet his interest takes a quite dull turn as he evacuates all masala of his past movies and stuffs it in R...rajkumar. The motion picture kickstarts with a high-octane movement succession pressed with ear-part foundation score and you know you've arrived yourself into a boisterous, brash film. You are not wrong, for R...rajkumar is simply that!
The components of the film right from the clash to affection to the dramatization and the activity even are quite foreseeable and you only slump in your seat vulnerably holding up for it to unfurl onscreen. What's more awful is that while Dheva might sprinkler Southern masalas in his earlier movies, this time around he overcooks the juices with intemperate droll parody, activity that is exceedingly fantastic and sentiment that is just uproarious and unappealing.
The primary 50% of the film still has its minute with a portion of the jokes truly tickling your interesting bones yet you truly wish the film finished at that for what accompanies all around the second half is only horrifying strike on your faculties. The motion picture pointlessly drags in the second half and touches the most minimal pits of vapidity.
It's an amazing compassion to see Shahid Kapoor putting all his exertions into a dull film. His hardwork might be seen with the gigantic moving that he does in all the numbers and additionally devises a workable plan to set up an exemplary execution. Fault is on the script for not doing equity to the performing artist. Shahid resembles a complete nonconformist, what with his physique sort, bashing up incalculable individuals to mash. This sort is simply not implied for him.
Sonakshi Sinha once more takes her prop position in the film and regardless of having a part this time neglects to please. The performer truly needs to shed the abundance things she has been gladly displaying and study a couple of a bigger number of declarations than just cheerful and testy.
Whatever remains of the throws incorporating any semblance of Sonu Sood, Aashish Vidyarthi, Asrani ham without bounds, surmise on the producer's course. Mukul Dev then again takes advantage of his character-outline and really is credited with a percentage of the laugable stiflers.
To entirety it up, R..Rajkumar is one of the weakest works of Prabhu Dheva and an exceptionally trite and exhausting movement sentiment.
Rating : *
